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Top 10 Best Weightlifting Books | Review 2020. 31 mins ago 0 Comments. If you are searching for the best weightlifting books then you landed on the right page. Here we have compiled a list of the top weightlifting books.We did it, we’re here, we’re halfway through this year—and so in celebration we give you the best books of 2020 (so far), as chosen by the Vanity Fair editorial team.
It’s an eclectic list.Introducing Real Simple’s definitive list of the best books of 2020. Throughout the year, we’ll be adding new books to this list at the start of each month to keep all of our favorites in one place. Expect a mix of compelling memoir, literary fiction, riveting psychological thrillers, original historical fiction, thought-provoking nonfiction, and so much more as our editors vet dozens of books.
Best Books for Strength Coaches and Advanced Lifters Scientific principles of strength – Dr. Mike Israetel, James Hoffman and Chad Wesley-Smith As the title suggests, this book provides an in-depth look at the science and principles behind programming for short and long-term strength gain.Best Of.
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By Tiffany Ayuda.In Episode #9 of the 70’s Big Podcast Glenn Pendlay was asked what weightlifting books he recommended (question is at 48 min in the podcast). His recommendations: The Weightlifting Encyclopedia: A Guide to World Class Performance by Arthur Drechsler If you are only going to buy one book about Olympic Weightlifting “The Weightlifting Encyclopedia” by Arthur Drechsler [ ].
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What do you think of Charles Bronson’s Solitary Fitness book?
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Theodora Goss is an author in my radar since I read her “Snow White Learns Witchcraft” short story collection.
Thanks for another great video! One of my favorites of the year so far is “The Lost Queen” by Signe Pike. It has been compared to Juliet Marillier’s books (which doesn’t happen to often) so I had to jump on it.
Just brought your’re book Adam great stuff will keep as my BIO-BIBLE to help my Brain Plasticity and Calisthenics aswell as my bodybuilding and Olympic lifting journey. One of the best channels on YouTube. ✊
My reccomended books are. 1.Winning Weight lifting &Powerlifting by Franco Columbu. 2.Winning Bodybuilding by Franco Columbu. 3.The Bodybuilders Nutrition book by Franco Columbu. 4.The Way to Live by George Hackenschmidt. 5.The Art of Hojo Undo:Power Training for Traditional Karate by Michael Clarke. 6.Dynamic Strength by Harry Wong its a good book on Dynamic Tension exercises
I want to add: science and development of muscle hypertrophy brad schoenfeld. For intermîdiate advanced lifters: it has a part where it talks about hormones mtor insulin… which is so interresting
6:25. Damn I don’t know if I’ve seen a Bench/deadlift difference that big since Cailer Woolam.
I am absolute trash for the Last Hours series already as well!!!
John Haack though… Like for real squatting over 300 high bar and then benching over 200 with a nice full depth ����������������
I’m so glad you mentioned a book with autistic representation. I’m honestly starting to get tired of reading about autistic characters because the representation is so bad (I’m autistic) but I’ll definitely give this one a go because not only do I trust your opinion, I really appreciated that you read reviews from autistics. Given me a bit of hope tbh.
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Thanks very much and all the best with the FT3 certification Bioneer!:-)
“The Practice of Natural Movement” by Erwan Le Corre literally the textbook of Movnat.
“Natural Born Heroes” by Christopher McDougall
Thanks so much for this! I’m studying to be a personal trainer so I’m always looking to try and find more books to read to learn and be able to teach others
That blouse is simply the sweetest! I guess I need to pick up the Poppy War!
Books I’ve like so far are Cat’s Eye by Atwood, Outline by Cusk, Orlando by Woolf, and We have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson. I think you’d like the Shirley Jackson!
3 of these top 5 are on my TBR already:) very similar tastes I guess!
ah yes elbow cuffs, Thompson fat pad, touch and go,and potentially on some sort of PED lets give this kid more of an ego boost. good for him I guess
I’ve read 54 for the year but you are probably at a higher page count than me because many of yours are Loooooong books. I’ve read a few big books (over 500 pages) but I think my average is 350-400 per book.
As an autistic woman (and huge reader!) it’s great to hear you speaking so sensitively and promoting neurodivergence in literature. I still struggle to find characters I relate to, which is sad, but it’s becoming a lot easier to source. There’s such huge movements for other minority groups which is incredible and I will support them wholeheartedly, but often the disabled community can often be forgotten. Thank you for using your platform to share!
I never bring up or complain about the typos, but I’m jw… do you ever spell check? Lol this one was pretty bad
Enjoying the new book by Adam Sinicki!!! Hope to see it on the next list! ������
holy ffff.. i thought i was strong benching 315 at 12!! this guys a monster
Like I don’t already know every book you’ve read this year ��
Expressing the Human Body is possibly my favourite book, although I have a number of old training books, some of which are now seriously outdated in terms of content but inspiring to read and good fun. Try ‘How to be Physically Perfect and Powerfully Strong’ by early training legend Vic Boff a great read as he was a big fan of what I would call ‘discomfort training’. Things like Winter sea swimming which I do, and ‘snow baths’ in swimming trunks, which I would do if I saw snow more than once a decade. I’ll be trying the Ross Edgley one next (and yours, naturally).
There were polarizing opinions on the poppy war and I was hoping u were on the positive hehe so this was great!!
LOL the squat form on the fitness instructor’s handbook BRUTAL! Absolutely ugly. Her rack position is garbage. Her hip position is garbage.
Keeping the bloopers in, is SO AWESOME. Bravo to you for being so human and down to earth. Some content creators wouldn’t have done that.
Your Channel Is A Glory Whole Of Information. You Are Hands Down The Best All Rounder The Youtube Community Has Ever Seen. ��
Your Worth Can’t Be Judged With Mere Subscriber Numbers and Likes.
I’m 30 but I still look pretty young!!! Can I switch my age to 18?????
Thank you. I’m trying to save up right now to be able to afford The Art of Expressing the Human Body
1. The Fitness Instructors Handbook
2. Overcoming Gravity
3. Peak: Dr Marc Bubbs
4. The World’s Fittest Book
5. Bruce Lee: the art of expressing the human body
6. The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding: Schwarzenegger
Nice. This is exactly what I came here for. The nerdy, informational side of fitness.
I was on the fence about some of these books but now I need to buy these when I can. Thanks again for the content.
I’ve started reading the fifth season by N.K Jemisin, her writing is very beautiful but I find it a bit difficult as I’m not a native English speaker so can anyone suggest me fantasy books that are easier and help me build up my fantasy vocabulary, please.
I know you have a bunch of books stacked around your apartment/in front of your shelf because you don’t have any shelf space, so I was wondering why you don’t hang some floating shelves on your (living room) wall? I just see the empty space there when watching your vlogs and ponder how it could be filled with all the books in your piles hahaha
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New bench pr
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what about your book???? ( big and strong without stéroid )
You actually read that race bating book White Fragility? Do you also support the Marxist group Black Lives Matter, which is more to promote Marxism and not about actually ending racism? Are you a Marxist?
I’ve not read the original Decameron but I have read The Women’s Decameron by Julia Voznesenskaya. I read it before you were born probably so don’t remember many details but remember liking it. Not nearly as long as Decameron and perhaps interesting to juxtaposition them against each other.
So the „ I‘m 13 and can Bench More than you.“ comments are real.
So hilarious all the butt hurt kids that are mad jealous of a 13 year old being stronger. Must be roids right?!?! Lmao ����
I have been training/teaching myself for years (insert joke if necessary) 9 years to be exact, the convict conditioning system of bodyweight training (books 1,2,3 and c-mass). I can attest to being self sufficient in this department, not only is it easy on the finances but it’s really good fun as well. Alongside continuing to learn and gain strength and some bulk of my bodyweight routine(s) I’m taking up Pavel Tsatsouline’s book on kettlebells called simple and sinister. Also if people are interested Brook Kubik’s dinosaur training book is a decent read as well (disclaimer: I have not used a barbell in years).
I started The Poppy War last year but read only the first part but I really enjoyed it. Definitely going to pick it up soon!
The last clip were the bar landed on his head he could not get lose that guy died from it bro not cool to post, you probably didnt know sonust fyi!
woooooooooooooooowww, I lit and follow the sport since 1978, we are now living in a whole new era of raw torso strength in SHW powerlifting.
Sorry but I really need to ask why did you not rate both White Fragility and White Rage? Genuine non accusatory question.
I can highly reccomend overcoming gravity. I bought this book a couple weeks ago and love it
I am so happy to see The Incorrigible Children series getting some of the ❤️ it deserves. It is such a clever, funny, adventurous series. I’ll need to pick up The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter. It sounds wonderful.
I just ordered House of earth and blood (crescent city) and Red, white and royal blue, and I’m so excited for crescent city now that I know you liked it!
I just finished daisy jones about a week ago and I think that’s my favorite book of the year so far it was so good ����
I’ve been wanting to pick up the strange case of the alchemist daughter
I read the whole series of The Incorrigible Children based on your suggestion and it was all just delightful. I’m sad that it’s over! Really loved the whole series. Can you think of any other books/series that might be similar?
1:55 holy shit that guy is 13? How much birth hormones is he on?
I’ve read 16 books so far. I know it seems like a small number but to me it’s a lot compared to what I read last year.
I read the night circus a few months ago and was so meh… it wasn’t bad but it was disappointing to me
hi sir, what do you think about rib cage expansion and the romanian deadlift?
I LOVE your shirt Reagan!! I’ve been struggling with fantasy (including many on your list) but that shirt rocks x
I am reading overcoming gravity right now but this book is tough to read because of the sheer mass of information and English not being my first language
I absolutely loved The Five, I listened to it as an audio book and have revisited it already The audiobook is wonderful, Louise Brealey, the narrator, really gives more life to the women. It was a great listen, very well researched and written. It’s a very interesting and sad look at life for women at that time.